Lorenzo from Oz
Lorenzo WarbyLorenzo has worked in the Australian Public Service and the non-profit sector. He now puts on medieval and ancient days for schools.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 123 |
| Subscribers | Read | lorenzofromoz.net |
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Stirrups, a rant
So, I was listening to Erik Prince talk about warfare and he came out with some stirrup nonsense.
The West continues to imitate Dynastic Cycle China
Over the course of the C19th, Western states adopted the Chinese notion of appointment by examination for their government bureaucracies. Such appointment-by-merit did have the effect—for about a century and a half—of creating effective and...
Culture is an emergent phenomenon (II)
My previous post discussed how culture is an emergent phenomenon utilising various evolved adaptations and mechanisms. It also covered how the prevalence of patriarchy—the presumption that authority is male—across human societies can be rea...
Culture is an emergent phenomenon (I)
Note on usage: sex is biology—i.e., which gametes a body is structured to produce; sex roles are the behavioural manifestation of sex; gender is the cultural manifestation of sex. (Part two of this post is here.)
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Lorenzo has worked in the Australian Public Service and the non-profit sector. He now puts on medieval and ancient days for schools.
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